Did you know that the shape and size of your brain is responsible for the way you feel and the way you behave?
Recent research published in the journal Nature has revealed that the shape and size of the human brain can influence how a person feels, behaves and transmits communication signals in the body.
Recent research also challenges the notion that the human brain has billions of neurons interconnected that influence our thoughts and mental activity.
For this study, published in the journal Nature, experts have made this conclusion by scanning the brains of 255 participants.
During the study, the researchers asked participants to perform tasks such as tapping their fingers and remembering the sequence of different images.
In this way, researchers conducted more than 1,000 experiments around the world and collected information about 10,000 different brain maps, in order to examine the relationship between the shape of the brain and its function.
In the next step, the researchers created a computer model that included the size of the brain and its electrical activity. He then compared this model to an older model that showed that human brain activity and the neurons in it are interconnected.
The researchers concluded from this comparison that the new model shows a better and more accurate reconstruction of brain activity than the old model.
The study’s lead researcher, James Peng, says that geometry is important, just as the size and shape of a pond help determine the nature of its waves, so different brain sizes can affect the ability of individuals to perform tasks. reflect the
He added that the research does not diminish the importance of communication between neurons, but suggests that the geometry of the brain plays a more important role in brain function.
They say the research could open new avenues and help treat diseases such as schizophrenia or depression by determining the brain activity associated with them.
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